July 2014 Archive
18 candidates set to vie for Council vacancy next Tuesday
The nomination period is over and next Tuesday up to 18 Aurora residents will come before Council to say why they should be the Town’s next Councillor. 18 residents signed up...
Glass Tiger and Platinum Blonde to headline September’s Ribfest
Aurora’s 2014 Ribfest will have an extra dose of star power this September with headliners Glass Tiger and Platinum Blonde. The homegrown Glass Tigers will hit the stage on Friday, September 5, starting at 9 p.m. Platinum...
Peewee Jay overcomes brain surgery to get back on the field
12-year-old Connor Elbaum and his father Mark collect baseballs from MLB players during batting practice. “Our record is eight,” said Connor. “And we once got three in forty-two seconds.” Baseball was ingrained...
BROCK’S BANTER: Go ahead, make our day!
By Brock Weir Does your mind ever run wild when you have a bit of found money burning a hole in your pocket? General wisdom ...
INSIDE AURORA: The Decision
By Scott Johnston “I’m afraid we have a problem with the nominees for Councillor, Mr. Mayor.” With the recent departure of Councillor Ballard, there was ...
POLITICS AS USUAL: Truth & Consequences
By Alison Collins-Mrakas Poor Rob Ford has resumed his albeit limited duties as Mayor of Toronto for only a week and things have gone south ...
OTTAWA REPORT
By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Saving lives through Vanessa’s Law The Government of Canada has welcomed amendments to strengthen transparency in the proposed patient safety ...
SENIOR SCAPE
By Charles Sequeira Our Seniors Centre continues to be busy place and we owe this mainly to our Board of Directors, to all our volunteers ...
It’s another trip to the rodeo for Hoedown Showdown contestants
Aspiring musicians from across Ontario descended on Theatre Aurora last week to see if they had what it takes to win the 2014 Wild Wild West Hoedown Showdown.
Theatre Aurora aims to “revitalize” Town’s love for the stage
Summer is usually Theatre Aurora’s quietest season – at least to outsiders. The otherwise bustling stage is quiet, the well-worn lights are left to cool down, and actors are off reading their lines and rehearsing...
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